Articles with tag: UK
Last But Not Least
Ather Naqvi Apr 17, 2008 interacts: 3Poverty may be more than a silent killer. This sentence cannot be ignored as emotional rhetoric since, sadly, it has become a hair-raising reality.
The Holiday Season
Azra Rashid Dec 19, 2007 interacts: 53The message in all monotheistic religion remains the same - believe, submit, follow and sacrifice. All three religions prey on people's vulnerability and desire for acceptance.
Fall of Dacca
Riaz Jafri Dec 11, 2007 interacts: 135December 16 comes every year to haunt the nation, particularly those few remaining who were witness to the debacle.
Mukhtar Mai's December 11th Fundraiser in Sacramento
Ras Siddiqui Nov 13, 2007 interacts: 39This effort is not about dwelling on what already happened but what's possible; to change the future of some girls and women in Southern Punjab.
Shah Rukh Khan and the Seductive World of Indian Cinema
Mayank AustenSoofi Nov 16, 2007 interacts: 20His skin color is not fair; his acting skills are too loud; he is less muscled than neighborhood gym boys; and he is rumored to be gay! How did this Khan become a Sultan?
Affordable UK Degrees
Ed Halifax Jul 25, 2007 interacts: 14International students who want to study for degrees that are recognized and accepted worldwide could find private colleges’ fees well within their budgets.
PM Shoukat Aziz Ponders a Term for Chief Justice
Saeed Minhas Sep 14, 2007 interacts: 25Given the crucial role of Chief Justice and Supreme Court in current Pakistani politics, ruling elite is busy looking at various options to remove this stumbling block.
Cutting Down the Law
Kamal K Jabbar Sep 14, 2007 interacts: 4With the banishment of Nawaz Sharif once again the General and the incumbent Government has, shown its myopia, arrogance and contempt for the laws of Pakistan.
Rushdie and the British Establishment
Moeed Pirzada Jul 16, 2007 interacts: 50It is certainly true that the attitudes and belief systems of pockets of Muslim youth represent a serious challenge to the ethos of a post-industrial, post-modern society; but it is also true that the terrorism that has taken place on British soil or that
Allama Iqbal and His Women
Rafi Aamer Jun 10, 2007 interacts: 59When we study the psychological aspect of Iqbal’s life, we find out that despite having a sensitive heart and a brilliant mind, he had to struggle against many romantic contradictions through out his life.
Indian Shuakat Aziz and Pakistani Manmohan Singh
Shahnawaz Farooqui Feb 16, 2007 interacts: 77In one of his recent articles, India’s famous journalist, Mr. M. J. Akbar has unveiled an open secret, that Dr. Manmohan Singh is in fact India’s ‘Shuakat Aziz’; i.e., a Washington’s man; i.e., a man sponsored by the World Ba
Crime and Human Rights in the Developed World
mehul kamdar Dec 5, 2006 interacts: 2After the NYPD shot a groom leaving his stag party two days ago, there has been a huge uproar in the American press over what was clearly a crime committed by the men in uniform in the world’s wealthiest city.
Iran: The Next Stop?
H P Mar 5, 2006 interacts: 152Iran is not Iraq: Given the Iranians’ fierce nationalism and the Shiites’ traditions of martyrdom, any military move on Iran would receive a response that would engulf the entire region in fire
Heidi Fleiss and Shahrukh Khan – Spot the Difference!
Farzana Versey Feb 6, 2006 interacts: 86Will Heidi’s male brothel empower women? In Shahrukh’s film why does the woman submit to a ghost only when he transforms into a look-alike of her husband? Why has it now become our overarching ambition to reveal liberalism mostly through the l
Ba Ba Black Sheep – Bogeyman Blair
Mohammad Gill Sep 21, 2005 interacts: 6The Iraq war and the terrorism are commonplace topics of discourse and discussion even at the dinner tables. Even the growing- up kids are familiar with them. For them, Tony’s Pizza may not be very offbeat; probably they would relate to it quite eas
Muslims and the Road to Perdition
Zafar Anjum Aug 23, 2005 interacts: 324In today’s globalized flat world, Muslims must harmonize themselves with other communities and reap the benefits of a changed world. Like the true deputies of God on earth, let’s make it a better place.
The Buddha is Smiling
Bhaskar Dasgupta Jul 26, 2005 interacts: 22An orphan’s curse would drag to hell
Shaukat Aziz’s Speech: Hypocrisy at its Best
abdul naeem Nov 22, 2004 interacts: 6Shaukat Aziz, if he really wants to achieve stability in the country, will have to eschew the politician’s rhetoric and work towards taking the state out of religion
